Cabriolet City Tour

• Havana Forest

A green lung in the heart of Havana, famous not only for its lush trees but also for its river and connection to the Santería religion.

• Cuban Missile Crisis Museum

An open-air museum dedicated to the 1962 Missile Crisis, featuring photographs and historical artifacts that recount this critical moment in world history.

• John Lennon Park

A park dedicated to the influence of The Beatles’ music in Cuba and the social upheavals their popularity caused in Cuba during the sixties.

• Christ of Havana

An imposing marble statue of Christ that blesses the people of Havana. Declared a National Monument on November 6, 2017.

• Havana Chinatown

One of the oldest Chinatowns in Latin America, a remnant of the Chinese influence in Cuba.

• Castle of the Three Kings of Morro

A 16th-century colonial fortress that guards the entrance to Havana Bay and offers spectacular views from its lighthouse and surroundings.

• Christopher Columbus Cemetery

One of the largest cemeteries in Latin America, featuring impressive mausoleums and the final resting place of many prominent figures.

• Revolution Square

An iconic site in Havana, famous for its monument to José Martí and the murals of Che Guevara and Camilo Cienfuegos, a key location in modern Cuban history.

• Hotel Nacional

This emblematic 1930s hotel has hosted numerous celebrities, including Hemingway, and offers spectacular views of the Malecón and Havana Bay.

• Malecón of Havana

The famous seaside promenade in Havana is an ideal place to enjoy the sea breeze and ocean views, and is a popular meeting spot for locals and tourists.

• National Capitol

This majestic building, inspired by the U.S. Capitol, is a symbol of Havana from the 1920s.